Computer Science Network Questions -

What is ARP? What does it do?

In a routing table what network address goes to the outside world?

Why do we not have to build our routing tables by hand?

What is the difference in TCP and UDP?

How does a web address go from words to an IP address?

The Java class ____________________ is used in a Server program to start listening for client request on a given port number.

The Java method _________________________ is used to create a TCP connection in the Server program.

True or False: TCP is responsible for machine to machine communication.

If a complete datagram is too large it is first fragmented then reassembled. When

____________ address describes the destination of a packet for a device on a particular network. One might call this the front door to another network.

In network programming there are a minimum of 2 applications needed. The ___________ requests a service, waits for acknowledgment, has dialog with the other application, and disconnects from the other application. The __________ opens a port, waits for a connection, services the request, closes the connection, and repeats this process so other applications can connect.

__________ is a 16-bit number that a server program listens to in order to establish a connection to a client. Some types of applications have already standardized numbers assigned to them: FTP uses 20 and 21, HTTP uses 80, etc.

____________ address is a unique 48-bit number assigned by manufacturers to network interface cards, it is usually written in 6 pairs of hex digits.

______________________________ is used to match a MAC address to a provided IP address.

What is RIP?

What are the main tasks of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)?

What is UDP?

What is the Domain Name Service?

What are the duties of the client machine when starting to communicate with a host server?

What is ARP?

There is an older protocol other than TCP that did not guarantee a connection, Packets were not sequenced and there were large delays. This protocol was called __________.